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UK Foreign Secretary Thought He Was Talking To Armenian PM. It Wasn't Him
Britain's Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson talked international relations and rude poetry with a hoax caller who pretended to be the Armenian prime minister in a new gaffe by one of Britain's most prominent politicians.
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Australian Royal Prank Call Station Donates To Indian-Origin Nurse's Family
An Australian radio station at the centre of a royal hoax call controversy where a nurse was found hanged in Britain has donated Aus$500,000 (US$450,000) to her family to "help them in the future".
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Royal prank cost Australian network $2.9 million
The Australian radio network behind a royal hoax call controversy in which a nurse was found hanged on Tuesday said the prank had cost it millions of dollars in revenue and expenses.
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No charges over UK royal nurse hoax call
British prosecutors said on Friday two Australian radio hosts who made a prank call to the hospital treating Prince William's pregnant wife Kate would face no criminal charges over the death of nurse Jacintha Saldanha who answered the phone and was later found dead.
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Australian radio network dumps royal hoax show
An Australian radio show at the centre of a hoax call controversy involving Britain's Prince William and his pregnant wife Catherine has been taken off air permanently, the network said Monday.
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Indian nurse's body to be taken home to Mangalore
The Indian High Commission in London is in touch with the husband of Indian nurse Jacintha Saldanha who fell prey to a hoax call linked to the Duchess of Cambridge's pregnancy, and is helping him in bringing her body back to India.
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Family suspects 'foul play' in Indian nurse's death in London
British authorities will conduct a post-mortem and an inquest into the mysterious death of Indian nurse Jacintha Saldhana in London, but her family in Karnataka suspects "foul play" and wants an independent inquiry into the tragic episode.
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Royal hoax call: Radio station to give Rs 2.7 crores to dead nurse's family
An Australian radio station on Tuesday pledged at least 500,000 Australian dollars (Rs 2.7 crores) to help the grieving family of a nurse duped by a royal prank phone call, after coming under sustained scrutiny over the hoax.
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Royal hoax call: Nurse's brother says she died of shame
The distraught family of an Indian-origin nurse, who got caught up in a prank call made to a hospital treating Prince William's wife Kate, believe she died of shame after falling for the hoax.
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Hospital says radio station did not check with them on Kate hoax call
The London hospital that treated Prince William's pregnant wife Catherine said on Monday that the Australian radio station behind a prank call did not check with them before the hoax was broadcast.
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UK Foreign Secretary Thought He Was Talking To Armenian PM. It Wasn't Him
Britain's Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson talked international relations and rude poetry with a hoax caller who pretended to be the Armenian prime minister in a new gaffe by one of Britain's most prominent politicians.
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Australian Royal Prank Call Station Donates To Indian-Origin Nurse's Family
An Australian radio station at the centre of a royal hoax call controversy where a nurse was found hanged in Britain has donated Aus$500,000 (US$450,000) to her family to "help them in the future".
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Royal prank cost Australian network $2.9 million
The Australian radio network behind a royal hoax call controversy in which a nurse was found hanged on Tuesday said the prank had cost it millions of dollars in revenue and expenses.
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No charges over UK royal nurse hoax call
British prosecutors said on Friday two Australian radio hosts who made a prank call to the hospital treating Prince William's pregnant wife Kate would face no criminal charges over the death of nurse Jacintha Saldanha who answered the phone and was later found dead.
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Australian radio network dumps royal hoax show
An Australian radio show at the centre of a hoax call controversy involving Britain's Prince William and his pregnant wife Catherine has been taken off air permanently, the network said Monday.
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Indian nurse's body to be taken home to Mangalore
The Indian High Commission in London is in touch with the husband of Indian nurse Jacintha Saldanha who fell prey to a hoax call linked to the Duchess of Cambridge's pregnancy, and is helping him in bringing her body back to India.
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Family suspects 'foul play' in Indian nurse's death in London
British authorities will conduct a post-mortem and an inquest into the mysterious death of Indian nurse Jacintha Saldhana in London, but her family in Karnataka suspects "foul play" and wants an independent inquiry into the tragic episode.
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Royal hoax call: Radio station to give Rs 2.7 crores to dead nurse's family
An Australian radio station on Tuesday pledged at least 500,000 Australian dollars (Rs 2.7 crores) to help the grieving family of a nurse duped by a royal prank phone call, after coming under sustained scrutiny over the hoax.
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Royal hoax call: Nurse's brother says she died of shame
The distraught family of an Indian-origin nurse, who got caught up in a prank call made to a hospital treating Prince William's wife Kate, believe she died of shame after falling for the hoax.
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Hospital says radio station did not check with them on Kate hoax call
The London hospital that treated Prince William's pregnant wife Catherine said on Monday that the Australian radio station behind a prank call did not check with them before the hoax was broadcast.
